Wizard: You can become stronger by living life to the fullest.

Chapter 50: Fran

The Falan people?

Luo Xi looked up and glanced around the restaurant. It was peak dining time, and there were indeed not many empty seats left.

So he nodded: "Yes."

After saying that, he got up and walked to the opposite side to sit with Nicole, making room for a long bench.

The booth they occupied was a four-person table. If there were few customers, they could have just occupied it, but it's a bit unreasonable for them to keep occupying it when there are no seats left in the restaurant.

"Thanks."

The young man gave Rosie a graceful bow, then waved towards the crowd and shouted, "Malos, I've found my spot!"

A moment later, a man carrying a tray came over.

This was a very conspicuous man, even a head taller than Rosie's roommate Allen, probably around 2.56 meters tall, with an exceptionally robust physique, and a gray vest that tautly accentuated his bulging muscles.

What's even more striking is his right hand, the entire arm is made of metal machinery, in a classic style, with intricate gears combined with thick steel plates and bars, creating a strange mechanical aesthetic.

The young man was very generous, or rather, he had a natural confidence.

Seeing that Rosie seemed curious about his companion's arm, he took the initiative to strike up a conversation and introduced him: "This is my companion, Marlos. He unfortunately lost an arm in a witchcraft experiment, so he got this instead. Hope it doesn't scare you?"

Both Rosie and Nicole shook their heads: "No."

In the bizarre and fantastical wizarding world, this is nothing unusual. Wizards who perform organ and limb transplants are common even in the White Wizarding Domain. However, most wizards who undergo such procedures usually choose to replace their arms with powerful magical beasts or transplant a normal human arm. It is relatively rare for someone to completely discard their flesh and blood and turn themselves into metal parts.

The young man smiled warmly: "That's good."

He paused for a moment, then introduced himself: "My name is Chris, Chris Mano. We are both wizards from Farland. It's a pleasure to meet you both."

Upon hearing the young man's words, many passengers around him turned around and looked at him curiously.

There are many wizarding domains in the Wizarding World, but only four reach the level 5: the Crown of the Old Ones, the Winter's Icefield, the Land of Glory, and Falan.

The southern coast is only a level 2 witch domain, several levels lower than Falan. Compared to Falan, it is like a remote and impoverished place, much like the relationship between countries like Laos, Myanmar, and Mexico on Earth and their neighboring major powers.

Admiration for strength is a common human trait. People in backward and small countries around the world admire and yearn for powerful and advanced nations, and the same is true here. Most wizards on the southern coast envy and yearn for Falan.

Luo Xi, neither humble nor arrogant, politely said, "Welcome to the South Coast."

In his previous life, he came from one of the most powerful countries on Earth, so naturally he wouldn't have the same mentality as others.

Chris nodded. "Thank you."

Everyone sat at the same table to eat, and since they were all young people of similar age, they naturally and quickly started chatting together.

According to Chris, he is a student at the Starscar Wizarding Academy. The academy was on holiday recently, so he took advantage of the break to come to the South Coast. His destination was Reptile Island on the west side of the South Coast, where he planned to catch a local water dragon to take back and keep as a pet.

These magical pets are quite special; only wild ones are worth taming, and they only obey the wizard who initially tamed them. Therefore, they are rarely sold in markets, and wizards who want to tame them usually have to catch them themselves.

"How's it on Reptile Island? Are water dragons easy to encounter? Have you guys been there?" Chris asked curiously.

Rosie and Nicole shook their heads.

Although Crawling Island is located in the Southern Coast Witch Domain, it is quite far away. Furthermore, it is a wizard-level resource point, which is far beyond the reach of apprentices like them.

Nicole said, "We're just apprentices; it would be dangerous for us to go there."

She paused for a moment, then added, "If you're going over there, be careful. I've heard there are wizard-level monsters everywhere."

Chris curled the corners of his mouth and said confidently, "Those below the high-level wizard level are no problem. As for those above the high-level level, we'll have to deal with them when we actually encounter them."

Luo Xi raised an eyebrow, becoming somewhat curious. What kind of strength did Chris possess to make such a boast?

Nicole asked curiously, "Excuse my boldness, but what is your strength...?"

Chris smiled and replied casually, "I just recently became a wizard."

Despite having been mentally prepared, Rosie and Nicole were still surprised when they received a definite answer from Chris.

Chris was clearly only a few years older than them, while Rosie's apparent strength was only that of a mid-level apprentice, barely reaching 8 runes even including the system portion, and Nicole was still struggling as a beginner apprentice.

Keep in mind that they were trained by Elemental Castle, the top wizarding organization in the entire southern Hainan.

The difference is just too outrageous!

Chris explained nonchalantly, "The difference between advancing to wizardry a little faster or slower during the apprenticeship is not significant. Becoming a wizard is merely the beginning of the wizarding journey."

Nicole's eyes lit up. She suddenly wondered what kind of interesting expressions Joshua would have if he were here. They were all such good actors.

However, after chatting for a while longer, Nicole gradually realized that perhaps the other person wasn't deliberately showing off, but that reality was just that absurd.

For example, during the conversation, people talked about Spirit Water, a magical potion made by wizards. Drinking a bottle of it during meditation can greatly increase an apprentice's meditation efficiency, making it a truly beneficial thing for meditation.

However, the Spirit Water is expensive, and even with the resources of Elemental Castle, they can only provide them with three bottles per month, and only the top ten apprentices can enjoy this benefit.

However, according to Chris, this very treasure they cherish is actually the most basic standard equipment in their area. It is distributed free of charge to various wizarding educational institutions by the ruling class, and is provided to the greatest extent possible from the moment the apprentice begins meditation.

The same goes for other items like the Old Demon Soup, the Screaming Fruit, and the Datura Solution. Many of these treasures, which apprentices would fight over here and only large families could possess, were readily available there.

In addition, they have a more comprehensive education mechanism, a more systematic training process, and more abundant basic resources.

Anyway,

Nicole felt that this was the difference between primitive society and advanced civilization. If Chris wasn't just trying to fool them, it wouldn't be surprising at all that someone with this level of training could advance to the level of wizard so quickly.

Nicole was both shocked and envious: "Fran is so powerful!"

indeed.

At this moment, Rosie felt the same way.

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